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Colt 1991 combat commander

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I have been taking a look (on the www only) at captioned 1911. Everything I have read so far has been good. My question is, does Colt still put out a good product as they have done for years? I got my first 1911 a year or so ago (Springer 5in.) but would like to own a commander size 1911 and what I have read about this Colt impresses me.
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How about this C1911 Combat Commander (1975):
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Beiruty wrote:How about this C1911 Combat Commander (1975):
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Is he a New Orleans pimp?
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Mike.B wrote:
Beiruty wrote:How about this C1911 Combat Commander (1975):
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Is he a New Orleans pimp?
No, someone who appreciates the fine art of engraved firearms.
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Beiruty wrote:
Mike.B wrote:
Beiruty wrote:How about this C1911 Combat Commander (1975):
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Is he a New Orleans pimp?
No, someone who appreciates the fine art of engraved firearms.
....who pimps in New Orleans. :smilelol5: "rlol"

That's a pretty gun, but I could never carry it. I'd be afraid of putting a scratch on it.
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Beiruty wrote:How about this C1911 Combat Commander (1975):
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More photos are here:
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =413399603" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
An amazing buy for $2400.
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stash wrote:I have been taking a look (on the www only) at captioned 1911. Everything I have read so far has been good. My question is, does Colt still put out a good product as they have done for years? I got my first 1911 a year or so ago (Springer 5in.) but would like to own a commander size 1911 and what I have read about this Colt impresses me.
I really don't know if the quality of Colts are the same as in the past, but I believe that they put out a good product.

Many people think that the Colts are over-priced and that you are paying for the name.

Colts have always been priced higher than the competition.

You are paying for the name, but they earned their reputation by making quality product.
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That's a lot of bling but how does it shoot?
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gringo pistolero wrote:That's a lot of bling but how does it shoot?
Most people who would own it probably wouldn't find out. ;-)
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WildBill wrote:
gringo pistolero wrote:That's a lot of bling but how does it shoot?
Most people who would own it probably wouldn't find out. ;-)
correct. This has never been shot since 1975. I have other shooters.
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Beiruty wrote:
WildBill wrote:
gringo pistolero wrote:That's a lot of bling but how does it shoot?
Most people who would own it probably wouldn't find out. ;-)
correct. This has never been shot since 1975.
One more year and it will be

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This is one is 46 yr old virgin:
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How about this one, he is young at age of 63 yrs old, he did not spit his load yet (I call him the monk "rlol" )
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A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.
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Unicorn Rancher wrote:A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.
Here you go, this is my combat pistol:
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Beiruty wrote:How about this one, he is young at age of 63 yrs old, he did not spit his load yet (I call him the monk "rlol" )
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Must be a French weapon. I bet it's only been dropped once.
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